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Noble Francis

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Economics Director of @CPA_Tweets & Visiting Professor in @uw_abe at @UniWestminster. Tweets: economics, housing, infrastructure. Also a calligrapher (see link)

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    Noble Francis ‏@NobleFrancis 3 Jun 2015

    First-time buyers in #London: House prices 2.6 times average earnings in 1995. Now 9.0 times higher. #ukhousingpic.twitter.com/BA4wy7Y6pX

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      1. Bankersbonus ‏@Bankersbonus1 9 Jun 2015

        @NobleFrancis @KaiPflughaupt but what about affordability index? You have to look at that not salaries

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      2. Kai Pflughaupt ‏@KaiPflughaupt 9 Jun 2015

        @Bankersbonus1 L O L !!!!

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      3. Bankersbonus ‏@Bankersbonus1 9 Jun 2015

        @KaiPflughaupt my first mortgage was 14.75

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      4. Kai Pflughaupt ‏@KaiPflughaupt 9 Jun 2015

        @Bankersbonus1 L O O O O O O O L

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      5. Bankersbonus ‏@Bankersbonus1 9 Jun 2015

        @KaiPflughaupt not quite sure why that amuses you so much

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      6. Kai Pflughaupt ‏@KaiPflughaupt 9 Jun 2015

        @Bankersbonus1 jokes aside, show me the affordability index vs the other chart. 9x salary = house price! 90% LTV ? what if rates go up ?

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      7. Bankersbonus ‏@Bankersbonus1 9 Jun 2015

        @KaiPflughaupt then mkt will crash and it won't be 9x anymore. I don't have for UK...I used to watch in US

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      8. Kai Pflughaupt ‏@KaiPflughaupt 9 Jun 2015

        @Bankersbonus1 that was UK house related and you asked "but what about affordability index? You have to look at that not salaries" ...

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    1. Stephen Koukoulas ‏@TheKouk 3 Jun 2015

      @NobleFrancis @BUSINESSricardo it goes to show how weak wages growth has been.

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    2. Malibu Investment ‏@MalibuInvest 5 Jun 2015

      @NobleFrancis @NorthmanTrader think I need a pintof stout or a shot of single malt after hearing that

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      1. martin henry ‏@martinallenh 3 Jun 2015

        @NobleFrancis @transparency_a1 so if no one can live in the alpha cities #london, #auck etc where do all the right thinking #lefties go?

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      2. André Hock ‏@transparency_a1 3 Jun 2015

        @martinallenh @NobleFrancis Algorithm says not a relevant computation

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      3. martin henry ‏@martinallenh 3 Jun 2015

        @transparency_a1 @NobleFrancis that's the trouble with algorithms based on capital. No logic!

        0 replies 0 retweets 1 like
    3. Martin Baccardax ‏@mdbaccardax 5 Jun 2015

      @NobleFrancis Yes, but the BoE base rate was 6.625% in 1995 and mortgage rates were nearer 9%: houses were cheaper but harder to finance

      0 replies 0 retweets 1 like
    4. Fed Porn ‏@FedPorn 5 Jun 2015

      @NobleFrancis @NicTrades there's no inflation. Cheerio.

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    5. Mostyn Coombes ‏@CoombesMostyn 3 Jun 2015

      @NobleFrancis @comefollowcath @nw_nicholas

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    6. Gavin Boyd ‏@gavinboyd2012 3 Jun 2015

      “@NobleFrancis First-time buyers in #London: House prices 2.6 times average earnings in 1995. Now 9.0 times higher. pic.twitter.com/dcFr4LnyU0”

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